Johnston Press has reported total advertising revenues down 9% in the year to 17 May. However, the regional publisher said the rate of decline has improved during the first half of 2012.
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If the latest series of The Apprentice (BBC One, 9pm) has been lacking any vital ingredients it has been large amounts of alcohol. God knows, this year’s candidates needed a little confidence boost and last night’s episode saw them swim in the seas of blissful toxicity. It was fairly cruel of Lord Sugar to have… Continue reading TV Overnights: Candidates lack of fizz secures biggest audience for BBC One
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With ITV1 grabbing all the attention over the past week last night saw BBC One turn things around with with its double whammy of drama, securing the largest audience from 7:30 onwards.
David Brennan on why people shouldn’t be too quick to call out ‘TV is dying’; particularly when they don’t have the right facts…
Nintendo has axed its 3DTV service, which was launched to accompany its 3D-capable 3DS device.
Commentary from yesterday’s Future of National Newspapers event at Merrill Lynch….
Newspapers will evolve to a trading system that combines print and digital, Guy Zitter, MD of Mail Newspapers, told delegates at MediaTel Group’s Future of National Newspaper event yesterday morning.
Will Leveson have a long-term negative impact on the newspaper industry? From the audience, Claudine Collins, MD of Mediacom, expressed concerns that journalists will not be able to do their job properly following the Leveson inquiry in to phone-hacking at MediaTel’s Future of National Newspapers event yesterday.